Perch Bag Limit Removed and Wildlife Week Declared
The Fish and Game Commission lifted the perch bag limit effective April 1. Anglers may now take more perch for preserving or freezing. Deer reports from across Idaho show a mild winter with a good harvest and healthy fawns. National Wildlife Week runs the third full week of March with the theme Water Key to Your Survival, chaired by Pierre Pulling of Idaho State College.
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Fish and Game Commission
Pierre Pulling
Idaho State College
Weekend Visits and Family News From Utah Residents
Treasureton Dee Ann Perry, student at BYU, stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs DeRalph Perry. Eunice Perry cared for her nephew for a week. Blaine Dunkley of Logan vacationed with his wife in California and Arizona. Dal Von Atkinson and family of Ogden visited their parents Mr and Mrs Von R Atkinson, with Lila Atkinson studying in Ogden. Von R Atkinson and sons Kevin and Keith attended sacrament meeting in Winder, where Mr Atkinson spoke as a high councilman.
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Dee Ann Perry
Provo
Byu
DeRalph Perry
Eunice Perry
Blaine Dunkley
Logan
California
Arizona
Dal von Atkinson
Ogden
Lila Atkinson
von R. Atkinson
Ard Familly
Kevin
Keith
Winder
Mr. Atkinson
Resident Returns Home After Visit to Kin in Banida and Preston
Mrs Beverly Olsen and her children visited relatives in Banida and Preston and returned to Sunset Sunday. LaNae Larsen of Mink Creek spent Friday and Saturday with Lorraine Miles. The largest deer is the Alaska moose with antlers up to six feet across.
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Beverly~ Olsen
Banida
Preston
LaNae Larsen
Mink Creek
Lorraine Miles
Alaska
Franklin County to Sell Delinquent Property at Public Auction
Franklin County Idaho announces sale of several tax deed parcels on April 11 1960 at the courthouse Preston Idaho. Bidders may bid cash for parcels assessed in Annie L Bosworth Alma Biggs Etna Hall Gertrude W Reuter with details and boundaries provided in the notice. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Idaho
Franklin County
Preston
Boise
Annie L. Bosworth
Boise Meridian
Section
Township 16
Alma Biggs
Etna Hall
Gertrude W. Reuter
Board of County Commissioners
William W. Poole
Albert E. Moser Attest
L. Swenson
Education or Catastrophe editorial echoes through time
The writer recalls a Preston Citizen editorial urging Americans to fund education for an atomic age. He argues education is our defense against rapid world changes and Russia, urging citizens to reconsider bond issues and fiscal priorities. He cites Humphrey on shrinking public investment and calls Franklin County to rethink funding to avoid harming future generations.
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County
Russia
John
Hubert H. Humphrey
U. S
Minnesota
What's Doing In Franklin
Social notes from Franklin list visits and travels of local families. Spokane visitors Mr and Mrs George Wagstatt stay with Jed Atkinson and family then Salt Lake City trip. L E Lowe leaves for Mesa and San Diego. Chatterton family hosts and attends church events. missions and seminary programs noted. Local residents attend games, birthdays, and church activities. several trips to Ogden Salt Lake City Idaho Falls and Blackfoot mentioned. Several community events include drama festival at Preston High School and DUP camp gathering with prayers and songs.
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George Wagstatt
Spokane
Jed Atkinson
Salt Lake City
Atkinson
Lester Lowe
Mesa
Ariz
San Diego
Norman Chatterton
Barbara Hill
Ogden
Ada Chatterton
Jerry—Chatterton
Netherlands
LaVon Chatterton
Laura Chatterton
Ada _ Chatterton
Richard Harmon
Sharlene Durrant
Esther Ann Cooper
Smithfield
Nadine McFarland
Royal
Kent
Whitney Ward
Ada
Richard Jensen
Mink Creek
Percy Gibson
Dallin Woodward
Vaughan Greaves
Preston
Franklin
Marsh Valley High School
Arimo
Kay $Woodward
Shirlene Doney
Shannon Nash
Douglas Naef
Idaho Falls
Milton Aller
Floyd Robinson
Ether Biggs
Draper
Utah
University of Utah
Logan
Marlow Woodward
Paul Woodward
Bob Haworth
W. P. Wa
Airlift Monument Honors Berlin Blockade Heroes
National Geographic recalls the 1948 49 Berlin airlift. An air bridge in West Berlin carried 2 325 000 tons of supplies to 2 million people, with round the clock convoys and planes landing every three minutes. Crewmen dropped candy to children as rescues arrived.
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West Berlin
National Geographic Magazine
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By Ross Leonard
Treasureton
Rulon Owen
North State
Royce Fuhriman
Tire Shop
Ll. B. Boyd
d'Alessio
Leone” Smith
Estelle Wright
Cecil Woodward
Cache Valley Historical-society
Gwen Marie Whitehead
Logan Hospital
Jimmy Biggs
Shelley
Verl Smith
Earl Lewis
Harley Lowe
South State
Preston, Idaho
Preston Cleaners
Bill and
Reva Huntington
East
Oneida
Bruner
Preston Lumber Co
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